Sheepskin · Early-War Pattern · Z213374
Cockpit USA Pearl Harbor B-3
Reproduction Sheepskin Bomber · Russet
₩2,810,000
Patterned after the rare early-1942 russet B-3s issued to Army Air Force bomber crews, per Cockpit — hand-selected antiqued pelts, horsehide map pocket and sleeve reinforcement, latigo straps, and the AAF decal. Every jacket one of one. Made in the USA.
Fit — Regular
Regular fit, numeric sizes 38–54. Full measurements in the Size Guide chart.
Sheepskin · Early-War Pattern
Cockpit USA Pearl Harbor B-3
₩2,810,000
The early-war pattern.
Patterned after the rare early-1942 russet B-3s, per Cockpit — horsehide map pocket, shoulder tabs, AAF decal.
One of one.
Hand-selected antiqued pelts with unique shading and grain — just as the originals were.
Made in America.
Horsehide-reinforced sleeves, latigo straps, engraved brass buckles. Sizes 38–54.
Hand-selected antiqued pelts — russet, unique grain
Selected, not standardized.
Each pelt is chosen for its own shading and grain. No two jackets match — a truth the originals shared.
The Workshop · Since 1975
Details of the era.
Horsehide map pocket, reinforced sleeves, latigo belting, square engraved buckles — the early-war construction, replicated.
The Pearl Harbor B-3, worn
Fit
Regular fit, 38–54.
Full measurements in the Size Guide chart.
The B-3 Family
Choose your era.
Pearl Harbor B-3
The early-war reproduction
₩2,810,000
You’re looking at it
Before you fly.
What makes it a Pearl Harbor reproduction?
It's patterned after the rare early-1942 russet B-3s issued around the time of the attack, per Cockpit — the map pocket, horsehide reinforcement, shoulder tabs, and AAF decal replicate that exact construction.
Why do jackets vary?
Pelts are hand-selected for unique shading and grain — every jacket is one of one, as the originals were.
What's the map pocket?
A single horsehide front pocket, per the early-war pattern.
How does the sizing run?
Regular fit, numeric sizes 38–54 — see the Size Guide chart.
Made in USA?
Yes — made in the USA by Cockpit USA.
More sheepskin.
Sheepskin · The Early-War Reproduction
The B-3 as it looked
when the war began.
Before wartime production standardized the B-3, the early jackets had their own character — russet coloring, a horsehide map pocket, horsehide-reinforced sleeves, shoulder tabs. Cockpit USA patterns this reproduction after the rare early-1942 examples issued to Army Air Force bomber crews, and builds it the same way: hand-selected antiqued pelts, each with unique shading and grain, so every jacket is one of one. Heavy latigo leather belting, square antique-brass buckles engraved with the Cockpit logo, and the WWII-era AAF decal on the left sleeve. Made in the USA.
Hand-selected pelts — unique shading, every jacket
The Material
Two hides,
as issued.
Sheepskin does the warmth; horsehide does the wear. The early-war B-3s reinforced their sleeves and cut their map pocket from horsehide, and this reproduction does the same.
The antiqued russet pelts are hand-selected for individual grain and shading — one-of-one by material, before construction even begins.
Construction
Early-1942, element by element.
Horsehide map pocket
The single front pocket, per the early-war pattern.
Horsehide-reinforced sleeves
Abrasion resistance where the originals needed it.
Latigo neck straps
Two heavy leather straps cinch the collar.
Engraved brass buckles
Square antique-brass, Cockpit-engraved.
WWII shoulder tabs
Plus the Army Air Force decal on the left sleeve.
Historically correct russet
The early-war color, antiqued.
“Every pelt hand-selected. Every jacket one of one — just as the originals were.”
The Pearl Harbor Reproduction B-3 · per Cockpit USA
The Workshop · Since 1975
Reproduction is
a discipline.
It would be cheaper to standardize the pelts and skip the horsehide. Cockpit doesn't — because the variation and the reinforcement are what made the early jackets what they were.
Cut and sewn in the USA by Cockpit USA.
Collar buckled — the cold-weather position
The Pearl Harbor B-3, worn
The Details
Latigo, brass, horsehide.
Latigo straps and engraved buckles, cinched
Full shearling interior, AAF patch
Fit
Regular fit.
38 through 54.
Full garment measurements are in the Size Guide chart, taken flat. Antiqued pelts vary by nature.
Fit — Regular
Open the Size Guide for the full measurement chart before ordering.
Measurements taken with the garment laying flat.
The B-3 Family
Three B-3s. Three stories.
What Customers Say
Questions
Before you fly.
What makes this the Pearl Harbor reproduction?
Cockpit patterns it after the rare early-1942 russet B-3s issued to Army Air Force bomber crews around the time of the Pearl Harbor attack — the horsehide map pocket, reinforced sleeves, shoulder tabs, latigo straps, and AAF decal replicate that exact construction, per Cockpit.
How is it different from the standard B-3?
The early-war details: russet coloring, horsehide map pocket and sleeve reinforcement, shoulder tabs, and heavier latigo belting — features the later standardized B-3 simplified away.
Why does every jacket look different?
The antiqued pelts are hand-selected for unique shading and grain — every jacket is one of one, just as the originals were.
How warm is it?
It's a full B-3 — the sheepskin class built for WWII bomber crews at altitude.
How does the sizing run?
Regular fit, numeric sizes 38–54 — see the Size Guide chart for flat measurements.
Made in USA?
Yes — made in the USA by Cockpit USA.
